Allow OpenSSL 3.0 as an OpenSSL provider. #5050
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-remove v1.1.1 as a constraint -remove support for TLSv1.0 and TLSv1.1 (for openssl)
…0, fixed get_version function, moved grabbing version as a static variable to only be retrieved once, made openssl to be > 1.1 and added specific failing cases for different openssl versions
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Resolved issues:
Resolves : allow OpenSSL 3.0 as an OpenSSL provider.
#5027
Description of changes:
-Add openssl as a provider
-Remove v1.1.1 as a constraint
-Remove support for TLSv1.0 and TLSv1.1 (for openssl)
Testing:
When running integration tests, openSSL tests will longer skip
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